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Show Lemons f Oranges Q0'j (E H IP L M Q G3 E E) AtiiONIA BHlS Presents Regular 500 size 'I Regular 500 size LJ ' fc-....! W W-l LJ Lm-J Li VA LJ LJ V-J I 1 Lm- D.l, , I rOrk 20C cans of pi Lemons A T J Oranges A P Z1 " ET "1 250 Bottles r ,AIe ' U C pVtz IXhL, 25C fV a C ' -i:::lc on... -jftc srs'a-sj I Sweet Beans J() J l l Laundry I Toilet jea PVn j y--'1'---1'- f V j S0ap 8 QnPfcn 350 Package imported 1 , I 2. A. HI "" IWnnBiin-.iniiiinir.i fc-nim rm i ira ., . m Smimi 11 iffHwii Kni -itWm mi 111 11 - J tt- 11 111 KyQL TREE TEE Regular 100 1 C - . , . Soi1ed IPc 150 Cans of A Beans go on lw T J I am not going to do a lot of preaching and begging any one to come to this sale. The prices wrappers Kirk Olive and other at Per III SaretatCcTn0n 7 C sale at' Pound" V i Ji J I 1 wI11 talk for themselves. We are not going to give any reasons for hard-times or no crops and 1Q ' J &ood brlds Package II a e a ' can S -S- JL h. stuff like that. Don't ask us why we are selling flour , sugar and overalls for less than the fac- ars"" 6 10 O JZq Em w jk w v tories charged us. Don't ask why we have taken this big fine stock of hardware, groceries, dry Bars for .... J Mmmmtammnm , f goods and shoes and dumped them on the market for less than the Jew stores in the cities ask a----------------- a,Ljl, for the cheapest, shoddy stuff they can buy. Brother, here is your chance, take it or leave it! ZmZmZm -Kaauau-jm. T. 0 ,vr We have cut the prices and cut them deep, and are taking a terrible loss, and just as quick as we mmmmmmmmmmsmm , v n 1IOV have raised the amount of money we want the doors will shut forever on this sale. Don't think TV "Z oof!Z UJZ snturdn, n.gbt the doors of the Hoiio, Meroantue were B n W walking in here a week from now, or a month, and get any of thee prisces, be- i Jfflil Q sales cvcr hc,d in this part of thc countr" we imtnd dosed and locked and a large force of men were put to V V SL M. JL , , . S r . i l -11 . 1 i j n Jr jL J sell out ten to fifteen thousand dollars worth of goods work piling the goods on racks and into bins. The " CaUSe yOU Can t! It IS reasonable to say many Or these bargains Will not last more than a day and sell them quick We don t care who gets them, as goods are piled fro. the floor to the ceiling and hang or tWO, but the Sale will be OVer for good in SIX DAYS. iT ' X wiu"et TtTna" hi"" h Vl "the lug.from the roof to the floor wlnle we went through , ' ' B goods for less than cost. ..We need the money and we and cut and slushed the prices right and left, like a w , - , , w t n WW WW r 1 ft 1 S 1 are going to get it! People will come for 25 miles with drunken pirate. This is a sale, the like of which you C. ' I I IX IVVycAj KftrtYti I 1 ant HlllnV f Dl ISTY HnlC W ! WlA wagons and cars, and they will buy fast, and we know never saw m your life before. The prices are cut tjQDOllO JukJJ VY Ubll MjUUTU. JUlglll UU.IU& sUHU.I 1 UU.it J that in spite of the fact that we have thousands of dol- deeper than anything you ever dreamed, and the f . , . imwTT n . t . . c- on n Jars worth of goods to sell the mob of buyers will snatch the biggest bargains up in crowds of buyers are coming and the bargains are being RApc and Other 100 brands of J$c Washboards 100 WATT Electric .Light Sizes 20-22-23 armfulls and there is going to be hundreds of people disappointed, but we can't help snached up in jig time. We are giving everybody fair j.ovoaix3 Washine Powder mixed , , . Bulbs, on sale at c rj .c this. Just as quick as ten thousand dollars worth has been closed out the sale stops for- warning and you want to come with plenty of money or f v e Only one to customer 75c PADS ever. And you will never get a chance in the world again of buying am- of these goods you are going to he left in the shade. If this was like ' 7 PACKAGES b OK LAtn at these prices. We can't buy them ourselves at these prices; But like farmers when we a regular sale it would be different but these prices A B 1 tffOrf need the money we need it and have to sell for anything we can tret- bring storekeepers who take dozens of bundles to sell at 9h I f O ja I ff H M I !TTWFmTl"WinMTaHlliarnilMIlll.lgVCnMMIlI 1 1811 ll Ml II III imni TimTrTW higher prices to their own customers in other towns. B La ttm. B B J? ""fe I lH T Big Bargains in Fine Print I - ' i-jiJ tI :1 95 L- D-s- Garments'... go iKaa 500 Lemons, per dozen 250 f 1 1 ' '! I ! 0 ll J If tl II 11 IN 1 11 ' P L ?3- G;l V I UnderWeaf I 500 Oranges, per dozen ....250 . j I U - l IT 1 i ! I t 1 j I Ul f ?H I ill I I i- tVj I U J M 2o0 Children's Hose 130 One special bunch of 500 K. C. Baking Powder 250 Ll LJ jwm -J LITj Ll U U U tm -rJ Li LA U UU LJ Ll Ll h .i LumJ mS Li 150 Children's Hose 80 Men's, Women's a n d 550 Bott.es Maple Syrup ......250 MAPI FTON - " UTAH S'' npe'd'L 200 Fresh Salt Pork, per pound 100 . . IVlArLLlUll W1"U 160 Ginghams S0 pile and sold at Q 200 Cans Raspberrj' Preserves 50 1''""""''' Wt'WHM,BB Peroiles "M llHil-'"' "' m mi.. 1 250 Bottles Bonny Gee Ammonia'...; 90 K 1 m I . ... ... ... ,. 1 o. r i-i r-. r t t 1 ' i 100 Dry Beans, per pound 50 T LT Flour, Feed, Wagons, Drills, Washing Machines, Stoves, Ranges, Linoleum, Paint, Glass, Hard- 200 Percales 150 r 1 1 150 Can Com 90 ktU'&SL ware, Aluminum Ware, Hats, Caps, Groceries, Tires and Tubes, Gasoline, Oils, Greases, Suit- $1.00 Table Damask 590 KllbberS 600 Cans Corn Beef 290 cases, Bags, Silverware, Woven Wire Chicken Fence, Pop Corn, Harnesses, Toys, Stationery, $2.00 Table Damask S90 About 50 pairs of Men's, 600 Cans Corn Beef Hash 290 4T - Dolls, Dishes, Drugs, Clothing, Meats, Farm Machinery. This is not a special sale, this is a rip- 150 Outing Flannel S0 Women's and Children's 1ftlLi!'S lute Laundry Soap 2o0 M JjC CC snorting old time price-cutting sale, and believe me the prices are cut and you will miss a chance of a life-time if you are not here on 1 200 Outing Flannel 150 Rubbers are going OA 1O0 Bars loilct Soap, 6 bars for 2o0 SM. 1UJIU .J) time fknow what j am talking about; I have looked over the prices other sales have been offering and our prices skin them to I 15 Crochet Cotton 90 at per TAIR OUC io0 Imported Tree Tea 200 death. We know the goods will go fast and at the out side the sale will be over in six days or less. Old-timers never miss a chance j 1 Pr "" " v M. J. B. and Folgers Coffee 450 f " I like this to load up for the coming monthsi. This is a beter time trian ever as we now have a Republican President wtio has promised I iP1-'J Lotton Batts 9S0 lUHHataaBHBMH 750 Alabastine, per package 290 0 HT better times, and already almost everything in the store has been advancing from 25 to 30 per cent. Withf the promises of bigger ad- I $3.00 Wool Batts $1.9S I . I 6 100 bars Sopolio 250 JF JL vances to come. Look at the wheat, the leather and the rubber. Get! all the money you can and be here. A hint to the wise is sufficient. I Men's heavy Fleeced Union Suits 980 I Baking Powder I 750 Brass King Wash Boards".".".." 250 .,, M I "Vr": $1'39 I 500 cans of K. C. Baking S 3 cans Prince Albert Tobacco 250 . -.. T fDlTCC r nmT0 I S' Bo3''' Z? Powder go on sale at- I 3 Cans Velvet Tobacco 250 Cl-IfsI7Q L)Kll.h (j(JC)DS I ?2.2o Boys Un.on Suits ?1.29 . - I 3 Packages Durham Tobacco 190 OOwlllD VJV-TVyiJ I ?6.50 All Wool plaid flannel shirts ....$4.30 I . 25c 3 Packages Union Leader 190 One lot Ladies' Dress Goods, $2.50 Gingham, per yard 200, 250 I ?4- Flannel Shirts $2.98 I Qne can tQ customcr Heavy Work Shoes, regular fQ AP One lot Men's Fine. English t0 A C and $3.00 value for, yard .... $1.95 I $3.00 Shirts $1.49 B, 150 Castor Oil 90 $3.50 to $4.50 values 9L,V0 Dress Shoes, reg. $5 and $6....P.4j Outing Flannel, regular value 25c ,,etoC?"0n' reguIar 15c' dur,"?-A Men's $1.00 Work Shirts 450 I 100 Package Epson Salts at 70 and 30c,. during this sale, yard ..200 sale, o 2o0 I Men's $1.50 Work Shirts 950 I Manjfl Cogh 1 Medicine 190 One lot Work Shoes, heavy d0 A - Men's fancy Star Brand Ox- A A LL Sheeting, bleached, value 75c One lot House Aprons, value $1,50. Men's $5.00 Rubber Boots $2.45 I mtpiC 150Bol C odds and ends O.D fords, regular $7.50 values..-D.UU and 80c, during this sale 700 during sale 950 I ?2.0O Khaki Pants $1.49 I SvrUD 250 Bottles Turpentine at 170 LL Sheeting, unbleached, value 70c, One lot House Aprons, value $2.00. I $4.50 Corduroy Pants $2.98 I J 1 ren's 200 White Collars 6 for" 500 $3- Overshoes 980 during this sale 600 during sale $1.20 I $4.75 Men's Dress Pants $2.9S I 55 r'otllcs 01(1 Vankee 1502 Handkerchiefs 60 inwi II. - 1 I Men's $1.0O Wool Hose 490 I Ma,J Syrup $200 DisTT-inTnT Kellogs Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs . 190 and the taxes are lowest here, that gives Mr. I 75c Boy Scout Puttees .290 I 250 Hope Muslin ..100 I ZjC 850 Mouth Organs 450 Ki 5 eaf ' ' -i " "o " , 10 I Holley a better chance to sell for less than stores 50c Corn Popper 150 f , ' b 9 Shredded Wheat Biscuits, 3 pkgs 190 I located in the larger towns where there is so many I 4 10c "pkgs. Matches ...250 I 1 --i a , , 11 mini BMBBBnnHnMBHBB iube tree with all Kelly Springfield Tires. things in the way of expense that he has not. I $5.50 Riding Pants : . . .S2.9S 11 - V, ammmmmwmm 10 Quart galy. pail ....100 $12.00 Man's Klondike shirts, Flannel, in Men's $6.50 Dress Hats $4.35 I f r-rrf-' nnrn Z:.1 ash tubs 400 plaids and all plain colors, all sizes $3.89 $2.75 Comfort Sport Coats $1.98 I Mobil A Motor Oil 950 1 (irTri r rKkfc! ' rRLL! ' WW SV ' JJen's dress shirts, up to $3.50, now 450 to 980 $3.00 Alarm Clocks, as they go 500 I Vico Motor Oil 790 I OUCjAK 1 11 11 c fi m iV a $25.00 leather vests .....$9.85 Mens overshoes, $3.00, now ....... , 980 $2.00 Aluminum coffee percolator 980 I 10c Himcss Sunns "J for IO0I , We handle the Kelly-Springfield and Good- Overalls 75 $12.00 Mackinaws $2.94 $2.25 Men's leather work gloves 690 I zioZZP 108llfi runds 100 year 1 ires They are as good a t.re as can be Jumpers...... : .......750 $1.00 Tea Pots ..7.390 65c Men's Moleskin faced gloves 390 I J? "a n S "","1" Vi 'T', I 10 for Ol.UU bought. In order to make a special induce- Don't fail to see our 7c bin, many items up to $1.00 $1.00 Coffee Pots 390 Blue and White Wash Pans ... . . ! . ! . ! i ! .290 I Overalls and Jumpers, blue and white I As w ,osi mon mcnt to you to buv tires now, we are gomg to For a long time, people have been coming from $2.50 Blue and White Dish Pans $1.19 Puffed Wheat 70 I sftT,;,;; ool 011 il,1""st everything on g.ve a 1UBE FREE with every tre bought other towns to Mapleton to do their trading. Mr. 15c 2 Minute Oatmeal 70 Puffed Wheate .70 I John l TwoWnvTlow 'sheT''; 'l tllis sa,e qick action on during these ten days. Holley owns his building and has no rent to pay 15c pkgs. Jello 80 25c Cans Sewing Machine oil .....90 I John DccrC lw0Vay rlow Sllares- Pa,r ?JI your part is necessary. li-n.;,;, ,;;,7-f , , -. TT -- .... . ' - .jl1111- . . . .r,., ,....,..,..,. ,, ,,..,, |